Today could be a life changing day for more than just the winner of the 2015 Australian PGA championships. With full European Tour status and a winner’s cheque of $315,000 up for grabs, you’d be forgiven to think that the penultimate outcome is to beheading home with the Kirkwood Cup.

However, once the players walk off the 15th green and make their way over to the 16th tee their minds will start to wonder as they begin to picture the possibility of life as a millionaire.

A Ferrari? A yacht? Or maybe just a big party with mates. Whatever their motivator may be, they’ll soon have to jump out of their daydream and turn their focus to the 172 metre par 3 as they stare down the barrel of a AU$1 million dollar hole in one prize.

Third round equal leader Harold Varner III couldn’t hold back his excitement when asked about the prospects of holing out tomorrow. "Yes, that would be awesome. That’s all I was thinking about all over the golf course today, that would just make my week," said Varner.

"I would go nuts. I don’t know what I’d do on the next hole, but it would be pretty cool. It’s a good hole. Obviously it’s pretty hard when the wind’s blowing into you. You’ve got the get the right club and hit it at the right trajectory but I guess I faired okay, I went 1 under on that hole, so I don’t know. If I were 2-over I’d be telling you something else."

Punters will flock to the RACV Royal Pines signature par 3 from around 9:30am tomorrow, in hope of witnessing what will be an iconic moment in Australian golf folklore.